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GONZALEZ VELASCO, JUAN MIGUEL. The human condition as a necessary knowledge to think of a Homo complexus. Rev.Cs.Farm. y Bioq [online]. 2017, vol.5, n.1, pp.77-84. ISSN 2310-0265.

Abstract The human condition refers to the purpose and essence of what the words "human being", although it is often those words but no more than theoretical and practical significance. To speak of the human condition is necessary to go beyond vision Homo sapiens, the man who thinks of a complex man, homo complexus immersed in cogni-tive vision, delirium, of work, poetry, prose and others who knits. The human condition in its broadest sense must be understood as an innate knowledge and practical, characterized and applied in all disciplines in a transdisciplinary, invoking mainly the under-standing of the levels of reality, including the third and complexity. None of the above to be achieved without the application of a forgotten component or widely applied by humans, con-sciousness, the Age of Consciousness, transcending the material itself to the spiritual and beyond. You may emerge at all times that the human condition allows us to a global vision of life, ecologizante, taking into account the systemic reason for living beings, in this vision is achievable for some but in its current sense very exhaust-ing called freedom.

Palavras-chave : Homo complexus; reality; spiritual; consciousness.

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